This spacious Washington Heights convertible-3 pre-war coop is perfectly located in a quiet historic neighborhood across from Highbridge Park. As you enter your new home, conveniently located one flight up, a short entry hall leads into almost 30 feet of living and dining space with airy northern and eastern exposures. Beautiful bamboo flooring throughout and 9.5 foot ceilings add to the gracious and open feel of this home.

The queen-sized primary bedroom features custom closet and storage from floor to ceiling. The second bedroom with south facing windows can also accommodate a queen-sized bed and accompanying furniture. The living room, with two large windows, boasts a full-height wall of custom-built storage and shelving and could easily be restored to a third bedroom, leaving plenty of space for living and dining in what is currently configured as the dining room and home office. Both the roomy galley kitchen, with beechwood cabinets and stainless steel appliances, and the 4-piece tiled bath are windowed, bringing even more light into the apartment.

The 47-unit Roger Morris Coop was built in 1910 in the historic Sugar Hill neighborhood of Washington Heights and across the street from Coogan's Bluff. The pet friendly building features bike storage and home storage cages for rent, onsite laundry, and a garden courtyard. The video security system allows you to see and speak with your visitors and allow them access through your smartphone. Pied-a-terres and co-purchasing are allowed and sublets are permitted with some restrictions. Noteworthy neighbors include the Morris-Jumel Mansion and the New York/Columbia Presbyterian Hospital.

The Roger Morris Coop is conveniently located near the A/C and 1 trains along with numerous bus lines. Shopping and restaurant choices abound in this historical and vibrant community you will be thrilled to call home.